Workshop

Baking bread: from grain to Roman bread

How was grain processed 2000 years ago to make bread?

Students learn step by step how to bake bread as it would have been done during the Roman period: they grind the grain on a Roman stone mill as a group. Kneading the dough and shaping the bread is then up to each student’s own creativity. The breads are then all placed in a reconstructed wood-burning oven and each student can take home his or her bread while it is still warm and deliciously fragrant.

Angaben zur Lehrperson / Coordonnées de l'enseignant / Dettagli dell'insegnante / Details of the teacher

Information

Offer for

Age

4th–6th grade (10–12 years of age); older children according to arrangement

Group size

12–25 pupils; up to 28 pupils according to arrangement (a themed tour is part of the course)

Possible languages

DE, on request: FR, EN

Implementation

Dates

01. April 2025 - 12. October 2025

Duration

2h30

Time

Mon–Fri, 9.30–12.00 and 13.00–15.30

Organisation

Meeting point

Bronze town model in front of the ancient theater

Accompanying persons

2 accompanying adults, who will support the course leader and take an active part in the course activities

Booking

No later than 10 working days before the desired date through our customer service

Costs

Price

CHF 200.-

Payment

Payment in advance at the museum ticket office

Contact

Tel. +41 (0)61 552 22 22 or mail@augusta-raurica.ch

Please note / Hints

Wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty. The workshops take place in unheated rooms. Warm clothing is recommended in cool weather.

Inklusion

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